Re: SPEC: Iris polystachya Thunb.


From: "David Slootmans" <d.slootmans@worldonline.nl>

Dear Anner,thank you very much for your kind help,my plant is in its
juveniles and i will keep
it in my small greenhouse for the winter.
At this moment it looks a bit like a Sisyrinchium
with curled leaves .

I have more species allied to Iris from the
southern hemisphere,do you know of other
members which are interested in those ?
-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: HIPSource@aol.com <HIPSource@aol.com>
Aan: iris-talk@onelist.com <iris-talk@onelist.com>
Datum: 27. november 1999 16:24
Onderwerp: [iris-talk] SPEC: Iris polystachya Thunb.


>From: HIPSource@aol.com
>
>In a message dated 11/27/99 7:47:21 AM Eastern Standard Time,
>d.slootmans@worldonline.nl writes:
>
><<  Has anyone ever heard of Iris polystachya Thunb. I can't find any
record
>of it!!! >>
>
>THE GENUS IRIS, by William Rickatson Dykes, p. 240, identifies this as
among
>the  'plants wrongly described as irises."  He says the correct binomial is
>Morea polystachya but cites no authority for the name. HORTUS THIRD, tells
us
>that as of the  time of publication this plant, was Morea polystachya
>(Thunb.)Ker-Gawl. It is an irid and one of the so called "butterfly irises,
>most of which are tender. Native to South Africa. Perhaps someone with a
copy
>of CAPE BULBS or Clive Innes' book at hand will check therein to see what
>more may be learned.
>
>Hope this helps.
>
>Anner Whitehead
>HIPSource@aol.com
>
>>

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